Edmonton, Alberta, has a large number of driving schools. For their courses, each of these driving schools has a different price range. It truly depends on whether you’re searching for a quick refresher course or a comprehensive driving program. Brush-up courses range from $40 to $60 per hour, whilst ten driving lessons only in a car cost between $450 and $500. Depending on where you resided—for example, Spruce Grove, Beaumont, … Continue reading Driving school Edmonton cost

Alberta Driving school is one of the best driving schools in Edmonton, Alberta. We have instructors with many years of experience in training our clients in the driving skills they need to drive their vehicles. We have been training our new clients in Edmonton and surrounding areas like Beaumont, Nisku, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan, Sherwood Park, and Spruce Grove. We have different packages for driving lessons, hourly, 4 hours, 10 hours, … Continue reading Best driving school in Edmonton

Demerit reduction course in Edmonton Alberta Driving School’s Online Demerit Reduction Defensive Driving Course is certified by Alberta Transportation. A minimum of 80% score is required to pass the test and then Alberta drivers can visit any of the province’s registries to have up to three demerits removed. From the time of registration, you have 60 days to finish the course. If you don’t finish it in that time, you’ll … Continue reading Defensive Driving Course in Edmonton

During Alberta’s cold season (which, let’s face it, lasts far longer than winter), winter tyres improve traction for accelerating, slowing down, and staying on the road. We’ve got all the information you’ll need to make an informed decision. Benefits of Winter Tires in Alberta: Your all-season tyres will last longer if you use winter tyres. A full set on winter tires provides great traction and control of your vehicle on … Continue reading Benefits of Winter Tires

Everyone forgets how to drive as the seasons change. It’s an unavoidable truth of life. The majority of collisions in the winter and early spring are caused by driving too fast and following too closely. On roads with mud, ice, or snow, we often forget that stopping takes longer. Prior to Leaving Be prepared and equipped for the weather, even if you’re only driving a few blocks. Clear your windshield, lights, … Continue reading How to drive in winter and poor road conditions?